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NEW YOItK (UPD Soviet cos
monaut Gherman Titov, 27, as
sured the United Nations Monday
there is enough room in outer
space for everybody.
Titov was honor guest at a re
ception given by Acting Secretory
General Thant and attended by
members of the U.N. Committee
on Outer Space and delegates to
the Security Council.
He toasted Thant in champagne,
gave the Burmese diplomat a
book of Soviet space exploits, au
tographed by him and Yuri Ga
garin, the first man in space, and
exchanged quips w ith U.S. Ambas
sador Adlai E. Stevenson.
Stevenson welcomed Titov at
Thant's reception "on behalf of
and to my country." He remarked
that the Russian would have much
to discuss with Lt. Col. Jolin
Glenn when they meet in Wash
ington at a session of the Com
mittee on Space Research of the
International Council of Scientific
Unions for which the Russian
made the trip from Moscow.
Stevenson jokingly asked Titov
if it would be possible to transport
the U.N. Security Council to the
moon.
"It may not be too difficult to
arrange in the future," Titov re-
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plied. "But first, why don't you
settle the problems on earth.
Titov left the reception in
That's 38th floor offices for a
brief tour of U.N. Headquarters.
He entered the Economic and
Social Council Chamber, crowded
with newsmen and visitors, to
loud applause which he returned
in the Soviet fashion.
In brief remarks in Russian, he
said his 17-orbit flight into space
last August was "successfully ful
filled with no mistake or defect.
"Outer space is an enormous
area, but there is enough there
for everybody. Our delegation will
work with COSBAR and will in-
troduce some clarity, perhaps to
bring our countries together and
perhaps to bring all countries to
gether in the exploration of outer
space."
Titov, who achieved internation
al fame last summer when he
orbited the globe 17 times, ar
rived here Sunday night.
He said he expected to have a
chance to meet Glenn during the
space symposium which begins
Wednesday, Then, smiling broad
ly, he added "We will have quite
a lot to talk about."
Eichmann gets
visit from wife
TEL. AVfV. Israel (UPD -Adolf
Eichmann's wife. Vera, vis
ited him in his jail cell where he
is awaiting execution for the mur
der of six million Jews and left
still convinced of his innocence,
authorities disclosed today.
"Auf wiedersehen," sho said to
Eichmann at the end of their
meeting in Ramie Prison Sunday
night. "When will you be coming
home?"
His reply was unknown, offi
cials said.
The former Nazi officei is await
ing a supreme court decision on
his appeal from the death sen
tence. No date has been set for
handing down the decision.
Mrs. Eichmann saw her hus
band after arriving at Lydda Air
port from Zurich. Their meeting
was the first since he was seized
in Argentina and hustled off to
Israel for trial two years ago.
ABOUT FACE
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (UPD -Violent
storms which raked the
Midwest Monday moved Die
weather vane atop the Allen
County Courthouse for the first
time in three years.
The weather vane had been
pointing northeasL After the
storms it was facing in the oppo
site direction
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The Bend Bulletin, Tuesday, May 1, 1962
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U.S. working
fo reach
tesf accord
LONDON (UPD Secretary of
State Dean Rusk Monday told the
ministers of the Central Treaty
Organization the United States
will do everything possible to
end nuclear testing.
Rusk spoke at the opening ses
sion of the five-nation conference,
the first of three important West
ern defense meetings he is attend
ing abroad.
He told the meeting that the
nuclear testing on Christmas
Island is "fully consonant with
the collective security of the Free
World."
But he added: "It remains a
prime obective of U.S. policy to
end all nuclear weapons testing
permanently and as quickly as
possible."
Rusk said "we firmly believe
that negotiations on this matter
must go forward and we will do
our best to see that the nego
tiations are continued until test
ing is ended."
British Foreign Secretary Lord
Home told the ministers "our al
liance is a test of endurance" be
cause of the permanence of the
Communist challenge. He said the
West must be at once firm and
conciliatory, and said Berlin was
an example of this technique.
The Russians, he said, are be
ginning to understand that the
West will not permit free peoples'
being over-run.
Rusk made it clear on arrival
Sunday that the talks with Brit
ain, Turkey, Pakistan, and Iran
would range far beyond CENTO'S
borders to take in other areas of
Allied cold war strategy, with
Berlin in the forefront.
But regional problems also
have an important part in the
two-day agenda. Chief among
them is the question of stronger
U.S. and British contingents in
the Middle East,
Rusk's conference tour next
takes him to Athens for the
NATO council meeting May 3 to
6 and then to Caberra, Australia,
for a meeting of the Anzus Pact
nations Australia, New Zealand,
and the United States.
Plans reported
to send more
Negroes north
NEW ORLEANS (UPD - The
Greater New Orleans Citizens
.Council scheduled "freedom buses
north" to New York. Chicaco and !
Los Angeles today in a chips-down
test against charges that its cam-
paign is a hoax.
United Press International
learned that the council also was
planning to send some Negroes to
Hvannis Port. Mass.. President
Kennedy's summer home. George
Singelmann. director of the cam-
paign to send unhappy southern
rsegroes north, said the Hvannis i ua.v nigiu.
Port schedule was not ready for I Hospitalized were Harry Uye-
announcement. !SUS'' M Bnd n's w'fe. Chyio, 80.
Sinqelmann said five Negroes1 The explosion blew out one wall
uni.M ,-k: ...j.... ! U'C 2'- storv frame home.
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on Continental Trailwavs.
He said at least inn would
hoard a IT-as n m irrvr K,,c in
New York. Another 25 Nmim,
Including 15 children from two
families, would hoard a 10 p.m..
EDT train to lxs Angeles, he
added.
Singelntann said train was be
ing used in the California trip be
cause it was too long a bus ride
for children.
"I've got a long hit of applica
tions." Singelmann said. "If th
want to go, all they hate to o?
is show up at the station. We'll
count them there "
I'p to today the Citirens Council
ciaimcn n n.ia sent no .cgrncs
to New York and Chicago. But
only 13 had been identified and
some Negro critics of the prngr.ij
accused the segregationist group
ol a hoax.
Black Muslims
fo face charges
LOS ANGELES (UPD-Twenty-two
members of the extremist
Black Muslim cult were to be ar
raigned Wednesday on charges
stemming from a blazing gun
battle with police last weekend
in which one man was killed and
13 injured.
Seven police officers were
injured, one by gunfire, and six
members of the cult were shot.
Four of the six were critically
wounded. Dead was Robert
Stokes. 28, Los Angeles, identified
by police as one of the black
suited cultists.
About SO Muslims, all Negroes,
and an equal number of police
were involved in the street battle
by the time it reached a climax
shortly after midnight Saturday
morning.
Most of the 22 Muslims arrested
were booked on charges of assault
with intent to commit murder.
The battle erupted after two
policemen stopped to question two
men involved in sell big suits near
the local headquarters of the
Muslim group. Patrolman Frank
Tomlinson said one of the men be
came belligerant and bystanders
joined the altercation which fol
lowed. By the time police restored
order after the one-hour battle,
a crowd of nearly 200 spectators
had gathered.
Tomlinson and two other police
officers were hospitalized and
were reported in satisfactory con
dition today. The other four police
men were treated and released.
Minor fire hits
UO dormitory
EUGENE (UPD-Damage was
estimated at $4,000 Monday from
a fire which caused evacuation of
a woman's dormitory on the Uni
versity of Oregon campus and
burned some coed's formal
dresses.
The blaze was discovered about
5:20 p.m. The 97 coeds in Hen
dricks Hall were evacuated safely
in less than two minutes.
The blaze was confined mainly
to the closet where the formal
dresses were kept.
The rest of the wing of the
building in which the closet was
located was damaged by smoke
and water.
Two firemen, Capt. Dick Small
and Ronald Coleman, suffered mi
nor burns.
Cause of the fire was not im
mediately determined.
R I c ie UlamoJ
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on escaping gas
PORTLAND UPD- Escaping
'Cas was blamed today for an ex-
I P'os'on and fire that demolished
a "ome and seriously burned an
' eWcrly Japanese couple here Sat-
I Damag
amagc from the blast and fire
was set at $12.non.
A fire investigator said a length
i o( '''P0 s'iinS '
into a base
ment fruit closet had been re
moved, opening up a stopped-ofl
gas pipe and letting gas seep
throtich the hoiie. He said the
pipe probably was opened up un
wittingly, since gas had not been
used in the house for many years.
PLUMBER NEtDtO
LONDON' (UPD Millions ol
Britons watched television ?tyi-
day night to find out which way
baih water spq -fan it
down the drain.
A BBC television program had
a namiun in me sturlio tor(ioo(
strate (lie way water wh!tis i.O
different .hemisplu taj.
Whence pro.'r.im ondM th
water was still :n the tub The
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